Spiritual is a love letter written in scarlet—bright at first glance, then deeper the longer you hold it. Inspired by Rouge Trafalgar Esprit de Parfum by Dior, it captures that same feeling of ripe cherry velvet and rose opulence, but with its own dreamy signature: playful, elegant, and quietly addictive.

It begins like a sudden smile—a crisp, ripe cherry bursting with juicy brightness, the kind that feels “freshly bitten,” not candy-sweet. There’s something vivid and cinematic about it, like a flash of red lipstick, a silk dress in motion, the instant you step into a room and the air changes. Then comes the spark: pink pepper—fiery, tingling, and just mischievous enough to make the cherry shimmer instead of melt. It’s sweetness with a pulse. A flirtation with edge.

As the opening glow settles, Spiritual blooms into its heart—the part where it stops being “pretty” and starts being magnetic. A luxurious duet of Turkish rose and Bulgarian rose unfurls, petal-rich and luminous, like roses at their most confident: not delicate, not shy—opulent, velvety, and alive. The florals wrap around the fruit like satin around skin, turning the bright cherry into something warmer, deeper, more intimate. It’s romantic without being vintage, sensual without being heavy—rose couture, tailored perfectly to the moment.

And then, slowly, it becomes irresistible.

A lush veil of red fruits lingers in the base—delectable, dense, and glowing like stained glass at golden hour. The sweetness feels layered, almost textured: juicy and ripe, but polished; delicious, but refined. The longer it wears, the more it feels like an aura—soft warmth close to the body, with a radiant trail that follows you like a memory someone can’t quite place… but can’t stop thinking about.

Spiritual is for the ones who want their fragrance to feel like a mood: confident, romantic, and a little dangerous in the sweetest way. It’s cherry sparkle kissed with pepper fire, wrapped in rose velvet, and finished with a crimson fruit glow that stays—like a secret you meant to keep… but couldn’t resist leaving behind.